Falls to be illuminated at night for fourth consecutive year.
\nSouthern Idaho Tourism, with the help of Idaho Central Credit Union, Idaho Power and the City of Twin Falls, will illuminate Shoshone Falls again this spring for the fourth year in a row. However, this time the event will stretch for the entire month of May, weekly, Thursdays through Sundays.
\nAccording to Southern Idaho Tourism marketing and event coordinator Haley Evans, this event has sold out each year with viewers coming from all over the country.
\n\u201cShoshone Falls After Dark has quickly become one of the region\u2019s most popular events, and we\u2019re thrilled to expand it so even more people can experience this breathtaking spectacle,\u201d Evans said. \u201cShoshone Falls is one of Idaho\u2019s most iconic and beloved landmarks, and showering this magnificent high-desert landscape with a symphony of lights and music under the stars is truly magical and mesmerizing.\u201d
\nOnce again the presenters are partnering with Midnight Production Studios in Twin Falls to immerse visitors in lights, music, and the natural beauty of Shoshone Falls. Plus, renowned Idaho DJ Eric Rhodes will serve up his signature, high-energy mix of pre-recorded music.
\nMichael Watson, chief marketing officer at Idaho Central Credit Union, said the financial institution is excited to help bring this popular attraction back for the fourth consecutive year and is thrilled it has become an annual tradition.
\n\u201cIdaho Central Credit Union is so proud to be a part of the Shoshone Falls After Dark event again this year,\u201d Watson said. \u201cThe vibrant music and light show illuminating the falls at night takes it to a next-level magical experience. If you haven\u2019t had a chance to check this out yet, now is the time.\u201d
\nRenowned as the \u201cNiagara of the West,\u201d Shoshone Falls stands 212 feet tall, 36 feet higher than Niagara Falls.
\nViewers will have the opportunity to enter the park after hours and view the falls illuminated with lights choreographed to music with their pre-purchased, timed vehicle ticket. The light show will run for about 10 minutes on a loop until about 10:30 p.m.
\nThis year\u2019s show will be shorter than previous ones to allow for more ticket sales because the event has a history of sell-out nights.
\nVehicle tickets cost $20. Go to visitsouthidaho.com for more details and to buy tickets, and contact Southern Idaho Tourism at contact@visitsouthidaho.com for answers to additional questions about the event.<\/p>\n
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